"T1: isointense or hyperintense to muscle"
"T2: heterogeneous and slightly hyperintense to muscle"
"T1 C+ (Gd): homogenous to heterogeneous enhancement, rarely only peripheral"
"T1 C+ (Gd): homogenous to heterogeneous enhancement, rarely only peripheral"
"Angioleiomyomas typically originate in the skin and subcutaneous tissues and mainly constitute well-differentiated perivascular smooth muscle cells aligned around multiple variably-sized vascular channels 1. There are descriptions of a fibrous pseudocapsule 2,5."
"There is no clear established aetiology for angioleimyomas. Venous stasis and minor trauma have been proposed as potential causative factors 1."
"There are three different histological subtypes of angioleiomyomas subject to their vascular morphology (solid, venous and cavernous) with the following features 1:"
"There are three different histological subtypes of angioleiomyomas subject to their vascular morphology (solid, venous and cavernous) with the following features 1:"
"Immunohistochemistry stains are usually positive for smooth muscle actin, calponin and h-caldesmon as well as variably positive for desmin 1."
"usually well-defined, oval, lobulated or round masses"
"form, location and size"